The Bedford Citizen’s 2023 Annual Report is Now Available
The Bedford Citizen recently published its 2023 Annual Report in the “About Us” section of our website.
Bedford Citizen’s Special Town Meeting Letters and Comments Deadlines
A Special Town Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 11, at the Bedford High School auditorium. Letters and comments from Bedford residents and Town of Bedford employees about issues on the warrant
Garlic Mustard Removal Time is Here Again
Garlic Mustard is in bloom, probably in YOUR yard – and now is
TOMORROW: July 4th – Celebrate Independence Day Locally, and Safely
Submitted by the Bedford Recreation Department and the Bedford Fire Department Celebrate July 4th right in Bedford! There’s lots to do at
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, July 3, 2013 – Bedford’s Calendar of Upcoming Events
Citizen Digest contains links to stories about Current Events taking place within the next two weeks, a list of Coming Attractions for
St. Paul’s 2013 Mission Trip: A Well-spent Week in West Virginia
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church How would you like to spend five days doing manual labor in the hot sun in
Neighborhood mosquito spraying planned for Wednesday, July 3
Submitted by Bedford’s Board of Health and the East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project will be controlling
Transportation Advisory Questions Lack of Crosswalk across Mudge Way at Library
By Kim Siebert MacPhail It’s a short distance between the playground and the library, but the difficulty of crossing Mudge Way safely
BHS Students Win National History Prize by “Solving the Enigma”
By Kim Siebert MacPhail It took nine months of don’t-even-ask-how-many-hours-a-week for five Bedford High School juniors to construct their award-winning website—but in
School Nurses Give Report to Board of Health
By Karen Bragaw During a recent report to the Board of Health (BOH) on health issues facing the Bedford schools this year,
The “Eagle” – Bedford’s Hand Pumper
Submitted by the Bedford Historical Society In 1827, the town appointed a committee to look into buying firefighting equipment and procuring a
Emerson Hospital Receives Prestigious Award for Stroke Care
Submitted by Emerson Hospital Emerson Hospital has received a prestigious award for achieving an impressive standard of care for individuals who arrive
Class of 2014: Car Wash Rescheduled to July 13
Submitted by Ben Driscoll, BHS class of 2014 The 2014 Senior Class at Bedford High School has rescheduled its car wash to
Trail Easement and Connections Project Moving to Next Step
By Kim Siebert MacPhail At their June 26 meeting, the Land Acquisition Committee agreed that it was time, after a full year
And Suddenly: Rabbits
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Bedford is experiencing an infestation of Eastern Cottontails, the likes of which even many long-time residents have never
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, June 26, 2013 – Bedford’s Upcoming Events Calendar
The Citizen Digest contains links to stories about Current Events taking place within the next two weeks, a list of Coming Attractions
Wicked Good Frozen Yogurt Lives Up to Its Name
By Kim Siebert MacPhail When Wicked Good Frozen Yogurt owners Maria and John Cronin started to consider opening a business in Bedford,
The Rotary Club of Bedford Seeks Host Families for Exchange Students
Submitted by The Rotary Club of Bedford The Rotary Club of Bedford is actively seeking student exchange host families for the 2013-2014
Last-minute registrations available for summer Recreation Department programs
Submitted by the Bedford Recreation Department As of last week there was space in each of the following Recreation Department programs for
Bedford Election Results Mirror State Totals: Edward J. Markey Prevails
One third of Bedford’s 9,601 voters participated in today’s election, with the following results posted on the Town Clerk’s website:
Plantings Installed Along Great Road
By Julie McCay Turner Boxwood and ink berry were considered according to Oxbow Gardens’ owner Scott Dyment, but several dozen Ilex crenata
Science Teachers Lead Recycling Effort at JGMS
By Kim Siebert MacPhail It was the last day of school and they were tired, but happy. The school year was over,
Special US Senate Election: VOTE TODAY
Bedford polls are open at the John Glenn Middle School until 8 pm this evening. Learn more about the candidates at their
Bicycle Friends Committee Recognizes Two Outstanding ‘Bike to School’ Individuals
Submitted by Terry Gleason, Chairman of Bedford’s Bicycle Advisory Committee When Job Lane school principal Ron Ackerman initiated the school’s participation in
“Trail” or “Access”? Planning Board Deliberates Freedom Estates Question
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The difference between the memory of a decade-old agreement between three former landowners and a developer and what
100 Plank Street Residential Development OK’d
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Although it was not unanimous, a majority of Planning Board members voted on June 18 to approve a
St. Paul’s Annual Thrift Sale at 9 am on Saturday, June 22
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will hold its annual Thrift Sale on Saturday, June 22, from 9 am to 2 pm. The sale
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